Generating small binaries in Haskell

Last year I wrote the first version of microcosmos, which is a webserver for running simple blogs. Since then I’ve been mulling over the biggest problem that microcosmos has: It’s huge. To be precsise, it’s 113MB once compiled. To be clear, this isn’t just a problem with microcosmos. It’s pervasive among Haskell programs. The venerable Pandoc document translator comes in at 68MB on its own. Cabal

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依存関係を減らしたりupxを使ったりしてHaskellの実行ファイルのサイズを減らそうという話。upx知らなかった。覚えとこう。